Chaozhou Temple Music "Four Melody" from the album "Chinese Music map to hear Guangdong Chaozhou flute set, temple, fine music, silk strings"

Four Musical Tones in four rhymes

Folk music Chaozhou Temple Music Nationality: Han Nationality: Chaoshan area, Guangdong Province

Coconut Hu: CAI Xiaoxin

Erhu: Lin Yanqun, Gu Jiahao

Chinese Hu: Zheng Canjie

Suona: Chen Huancong, Ma Wenbin

Flute and Xiao: Ding Ziyun

Dulcimer: Yang Shaohan

Pipa: Yao Chi

Zhong Ruan: Yang Hualin

Three Strings: CAI Xiaoqing

Cello: Huang Jialing

Drum: Chen Yucan

Muyu: Xie Rong

Double tone: CAI Yanling

Hand cymbal: Lin Jiyi

Qing: Yu Qiongying

Causeway Boy: Liu Jieling

"Siyun Diao" is one of the representative pieces of Chaozhou Buddhist music. The whole piece is divided into "Kaiyuan Jie", "Qi Zi Jie", "Five Zi Jie", "Dao Bing Jie" and five epilogies. The wooden fish knocks out the deep time and space, and the suona blows out the look of a lifetime, and the subtle and graceful sounds are like drops of nectar moistening the heart. Accompanied by soothing and quiet tunes, they chant over and over those words that condensed life understanding, follow the rules of nature, find inner peace, and pray for a happy human world. At the end, the sound of the bell and drum rejoices and praises, must realize the true meaning, and finally only a wooden fish and bell chime, the heart is silent, such as life into the vast space and time.